Free Content & Resources for Science Educators
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Latest Resources
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The Smithsonian Presents ENERGY in ACTION
How does energy move and change? Answer this question and others while experiencing one of the new modules from the Smithsonian Science for the Classroom™ series. View »
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Squid Dissection
Examine structural adaptations and observe the relationship between form and function with this dissection activity. View »
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Pig Dissection
In this activity, students to hone their dissection and observation skills, identify major features of a pig, understand form and function, and gain a better understanding of vertebrate and mammalian anatomy. View »
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Wisconsin Fast Plants® Necklace
This activity allows you to observe and record root and shoot development and create a unique seed necklace from Fast Plants. View »
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Make a Choice!
Gain an understanding of animal behavior, habitat, and other environmental and ecological studies
with interlocking choice chambers. View »
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Disorder Detectives
In this activity, students play the role of a cytogeneticist. They are given a case study and a set of patient chromosome decals that they arrange into a completed karyotype. View »
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Ice Creamer
By using table salt to lower the freezing temperature of water below 0° C, the ice and water mixture becomes cold enough to freeze a nondairy creamer solution into ice cream. View »
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Elephant Toothpaste
Demonstrate the use of a catalyst in the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide with this activity. View »
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Cow Eye Dissection
This dissection activity introduces students to the anatomy of the mammalian eye. View »
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Bouncing Off the Page
Combine physics and biology concepts in one lesson that focuses on the art of creating two-dimensional images with the illusion of depth. View »
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